A Canadian View on Technology.
Even though the iPad has only been around for seven years, it has revolutionized how we think of computing and started the tablet revolution. And since 2010, Apple has stuck to the 9.7-inch screen size for the main iPad line, until they introduced the 12.9-inch iPad Pro back in 2015.
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Apple has announced that the public beta of their upcoming macOS High Sierra is now available.
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Apple has introduced some Today at Apple sessions, which focused on getting kids to learn how to code and showing off their creative side.
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Apple made a few announcements at their WWDC 2017 keynote, including ones about tvOS, iOS, macOS and more.
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Apple is launching a new series of hands-on sessions called, “Today at Apple” at all 495 of their Apple Store locations around the world.
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When Steve Jobs first introduced the iPad back in 2010, it started the tablet revolution. Soon after the first iPad released, every one of Apple’s competitors from Samsung & Motorola to HP and Lenovo released their own “iPad killer” but none of them have come close to real thing.
I mean, Samsung has tried with their Galaxy Tab S lineup but it still has some compromises. Then when Apple introduced the iPad Pro (12.9-inch) back in 2015, Apple was trying to revolutionize the tech industry but not in the same way that they did with the original iPad, they were trying get people to use tablets as their main computer or as a laptop replacement.
After more than 3 years since the last Mac Pro update, Apple has announced that they will be giving their top of the line Mac, a much-needed performance bump.
Apple has introduced a new colour option for the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, with the new (PRODUCT)RED Edition.
It’s been 10 years since Apple first started their partnership with (PRODUCT)RED, which gives consumers a way to give back and help contribute to the Global Fund and “bring the world a step closer to an AIDS-free generation”.
Today, marks the 10th anniversary of the day that Steve Jobs introduced the world to the iPhone.
Apple made a few announcements at their ‘Hello Again’ event including a newly redesigned Macbook Pro and a new TV app for tvOS and iOS.
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